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MS in Health Informatics |
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| Introductory Event | Open House |
| Date | Wednesday, November 11 |
| Time | 5:30 - 7:00 PM |
| Location | HIM Lab Room 266 – 2nd Floor College of Health Professions and Social Work Philadelphia PA 19140 |
| Link for online application |
Health Information Management and Health Informatics professionals are responsible for the development and administration of health care data collection, reporting systems that ensure quality, integrity, availability, and preservation of data in support of patient safety, privacy, confidentiality and security. Health Information professionals have expertise in health informatics, which requires knowledge of clinical medicine, the electronic health record, coding and classifications systems, quality and human resource management, as well as ethical, legal, regulatory and accrediting agency requirements. Graduates of the BS in HIM program are eligible to take the national certification examination and earn the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) credentials
The Health Informatics program is focused on information technology for the electronic health record, healthcare reimbursement, ethical, legal and advocacy aspects of the electronic health record, leadership, database design and analysis, standards in information systems, modeling, development, and management of information technology.
Degrees offeredB.S. in Health Information Management M.S. in Health Informatics AccreditationCommission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). |
Laurinda B. Harman, Ph.D., RHIA
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> B.S. in Health Information Management
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